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Wahay!! I've lost my Virginity!!
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I just did mine at the w/e albeit on a 2.0 and not a 170 , i never disconnected the handbrake cable , just chocked the front wheel and released the handbrake from inside , the carrier bolts are on there pretty good (loctited) i managed to round one , so gonna order new ones and replace them. As for the caliper , i used a Draper ABS rewind tool which worked great but i've heard of folk having trouble with the rears.
Hope all goes ok for you fella
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Wahay!! I've lost my Virginity!!
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ok cheers for that. all set for this weekend!
i'v spoke to a few people and they have all said the same, the piston on the caliper can be a pain to wind in! i'l give it a go and see thanks again |
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Pretty straight forward job TBH.
Both pistons spin in clockwise, Make sure you alinge the tit on the pads with the groves on the piston. If you havent got a wind in tool then use a G-Clamp or pointy nose pliers .. Once you break the initial stickyness the pistons should spin straight in .. Good luck! |
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Wahay!! I've lost my Virginity!!
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job done!
changed rear disks and pads at the weekend. job went well. came off easily and the caliper piston behind the brake pads i was worried about wound in fine! i took my car to a local garage last month after a brake warning light eluminated, thay said not to worry evrything seems ok it must a fault on the instrument cluster, a common problem with the focus. this light has since gone off after i changed the disks and pads. wont be going there again!! |
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